Rubber perfumes
The rubber accord is a scent family that evokes the dark, slightly sulfurous, smoky and sweetish smell of materials such as tires, rubber gloves or wellington boots, and it appears in experimental perfumery. It adds a raw, industrial and daring texture.
The effect is usually built with birch tar, leather molecules such as isobutyl quinoline, smoky notes and materials with sulfurous tones, and some versions soften it with a powdery or floral background. Rubber notes are mostly felt in the heart and base. They pair often with leather, smoky, vinyl, plastic and metallic accords. Rubber-accented fragrances suit autumn and winter evenings and anyone after an unusual trail.
The Rubber accord appears in 14 perfumes in the Fisfis catalogue. Below are the most popular scents where it leads.
Perfumes led by the Rubber accord
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Gumamina Odile (2023)
- Fischersund No. 54
- Tkliwi Nihilisci Fin de Siècle (2025)
- Nissan Smell My Dust (2024)
- Lanman Kemp Kananga Water a Cologne Lanman & Kemp (1975)
- Maqueda Perfume V.I.T.R.I.O.L (2026)
- Kismet Olfactive Tompkins New York City (2019)
- CB I Hate Perfume 602 Here Piggy
- F1 Parfums F1 II (2020)
- Xyrena The Breakfast Club (2026)